Mr. Obama "was so committed to a grass-roots campaign and wanted to keep that energy galvanized in a positive direction," she continued, explaining his thinking for the Public Liaison role.
"As an entrepreneur it feels great because it proves there is a real consumer demand for digital coaching," said cofounder Meng Li. "We are ecstatic and galvanized to keep learning and listening to feedback from our pre sales community".
A pledge from the chairman of the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates low helped galvanize the equity markets on Wednesday, soothing concerns that the economy would be deprived of a critical crutch as it struggled to recover.
Within the last decade the Republican Party has transformed since 2000, when they fought to keep Elian Gonzales as Latinos galvanized themselves in Florida.
Unions are galvanizing their forces to keep Mexican trucks off U.S. highways.
Each of those outsider candidates captured a populist enthusiasm during the race that energized millions, many of them altogether new to politics — but then struggled to keep it all intact once the galvanizing force of a presidential run was gone.
It is often also suggested that Trump's attacks on the Mueller probe work by galvanizing his base, which could help keep the House in GOP hands.
Their frames are made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic, with vinyl-covered galvanized-steel mesh to keep the fish in and the seals and sharks out.
Gwynne stirringly re-creates the bloody, error-plagued battles of the early war and argues that Jackson's legend galvanized the South, outmanned and outgunned, to keep fighting.
The news galvanized the semiconductor industry, which was struggling to keep up with Moore's Law, devised in 1965 by Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel.
Effective communication can shine a light on the organization's vision, galvanize teams to make the vision real and keep everyone moving in the same direction.
